By STAFFâ WRITER
Guardian News Desk

Aâ magistrate yesterday postponed her decision in the case of alleged drug lord Melvin Maycock Sr.
Deputy Chief Magistrate Carolita Bethell was scheduled to give a decision in the case, which dates back to May 2008 when police allegedly found marijuana worth$1.2 million and firearms in a rented home on Marine Drive, West Bay Street.
At the time of the discovery, Maycock was the subject of a police manhunt. Federal prosecutors named Maycock as the head of the Caribbean arm of a multinational drug smuggling organization in 2004.
The home was unoccupied when police raided the residence. But they allege there is evidence to connect Maycock to the home.
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